Özet:

Since the establishment of the Ottoman State, military activities have always been important. Military institutions, such as the New Jersey, the Timar System, have participated in such activities as some of the important institutions of the Ottoman State and have shown very successful examples in the military field. Especially in the XVI. From the middle of the century to the years of its establishment, the traditional characteristics and rules that they have had, and the changes and differences that they show, are now considered as an important title of the "regression of the Ottoman State in the military field." The state, which in the beginning did not welcome these changes and the fact that the newcomers were involved in the trade loans, seems to have accepted this situation in the following years. A century later, the XVII. In the midst of the century, meeting newcomers in many trade locks had become a normal situation. This cooperation seems to be an advantage for both newcomers and loncers. The newcomers balanced their wages due to inflation with the income they received from the lounge, especially the lounge XVII. In the century, the Ottoman state had taken over the political power of the coat against the commercial damage they could suffer due to the increased trade interaction with the West. These two different groups were observing each other especially in flights. In addition to the New Jersey and other military groups, the flights included members of the Lonca, who saw the needs of the Ottoman soldiers primarily in food, clothes, health-sufficiency, repair and maintenance of weapons equipment, and called the "armament trade". The continued communication between the New Jersey and the Lonca members during and after the journey has created this economic and political partnership. In all the Ottoman cities where Yençeri and trade units exist alongside, the interaction and cooperation between this group is seen in a little or a lot. The purpose of this study is to identify the cooperation between the New Jersey and the trade locations until its removal from some Ottoman archives and to show that this has shaped the Ottoman city and political life.

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